Multiple image uploads with keywords

I don't understand the keyword thing, when you upload, the common dialog gets the file name. An example, not laravel but similar:

    public function add() {
        if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {
            $lid = DB::table('recents')->count();
            $k = -1;
            if (empty($lid) || strlen($lid) == 0 || is_null($lid)) {
                $lid = 1;
            }
            $newname = '';
            $destinationPath = ROOTDIR . 'upload/imgrecent/';
            $files = Input::file('ufile');
            //$names = [];
            $arrname = [];
            foreach ($files as $file) {
                $k = $k + 1;
                if (empty($file)) {
                    $arrname[$k] = "";
                } else {
                    $file_name = $file->getClientOriginalName();
                    $file_ext = $file->getClientOriginalExtension();
                    $lid = $lid + $k + 1;
                    $fileInfo = pathinfo($file_name);
                    $filename = $fileInfo['filename'];
                    print_r($filename);
                    $arrname[$k] = $filename . $lid . "." . $file_ext;
                    $file->move($destinationPath, (string) $arrname[$k]);
                }
            }
            $pic1 = Cln::fixValue((string) $arrname[0]);
            $pic2 = Cln::fixValue((string) $arrname[1]);
            $pic3 = Cln::fixValue((string) $arrname[2]);
            $pic4 = Cln::fixValue((string) $arrname[3]);
            $comments = Cln::fixValue($_POST['comments']);
            if (!isset($error)) {
                $postdata = array(
                    'pic1' => $pic1,
                    'pic2' => $pic2,
                    'pic3' => $pic3,
                    'pic4' => $pic4,
                    'comments' => $comments
                );
                DB::table('recents')->insert($postdata);
            }
        }//end add        

notice code in foreach

foreach ($files as $file) {
                $k = $k + 1;
                if (empty($file)) {
                    $arrname[$k] = "";
                } else {
                    $file_name = $file->getClientOriginalName(); ///THIS LINE
                    $file_ext = $file->getClientOriginalExtension();
                    $lid = $lid + $k + 1;
                    $fileInfo = pathinfo($file_name);
                    $filename = $fileInfo['filename'];
                    print_r($filename);
                    $arrname[$k] = $filename . $lid . "." . $file_ext;  //give unique name
                    $file->move($destinationPath, (string) $arrname[$k]);
                }
            }

Are you saying your package cannot get the original file name prior to the move? And this

$arrname[$k] = $filename . $lid . "." . $file_ext;

is if I already have rover123.jpg, then it would be like rover456.jpg. Two dogs, same name, but image is

image_name + record_count + 1.jpg

For each image, there is an input to enter keywords aka tags so like image1 will have tags/keywords image2 will have its own tags/keywords I currently have the input set as an array but if I insert the attach for the pivot table all images will have the same exact tags and I don't want that each image should have its own.

Assign any extra parts of the name once they've been uploaded to the temp folder. Like I did.

$imageIds = $request->input('imageIds', []);
$keywordTags = $request->input('keyword-tag', []);

$imageInfo = MassUpload::find($imageIds);

foreach ($imageInfo as $key => $image) { // use $key as index

    $newImage = Images::create([
        'image'        => '/upload/banner-image/' . $image->image_name,
        'image_size'   => $image->image_size,
        'status'       => 1,
        'image_width'  => $image->image_width,
        'image_height' => $image->image_height,

        // if index exists for $keywordTags, use that, else empty string
        'keywords' => $keywordTags[$key] ?? '' 
    ]);
}

I got it within the views for each I added the $key => $image to add a key to the input name which gave them each a unique name then again added the $key to the controllers foreach and was able to loop through the inputs and add the correct keywords to each image thanks for the hint!